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Tracking therapeutic T cells in vivo.

2026 · Advances in Pharmacology · Vol 106, pp. 253-281 · 0 citations
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This chapter highlights examples of cell tracking and labeling strategies for engineered T cell therapies that can noninvasively track labeled cells on a whole-body level and enable long-term monitoring of adoptively transferred cells in a manner compatible with the proliferation and persistence of therapeutic cells.

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